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While talking about camera stuff on our Jing Chew session, a family consisting of an elderly couple and someone that looks like their granddaughter took a table next to ours. The man had an elaborate tattoo which I couldn't keep my eyes away of, and I was surprised that he made small talk to me, which I happily obliged to.
The woman told a story how the tattoo got there, which just piqued my interest some more. It's rare to see an elderly man to have a nice tattoo such as that, it's even rarer to see it on a Bruneian, which made me get up the courage to ask for a photo as I found the story quite remarkable. He agreed, but without a shot of his face.
Labels: Equipment, Outing, Photography, Social Awareness, TT
Posted by SoulJah at 2:13:00 PM
If it's such a remarkable story, why don't you tell it?
By
Ashrin, at Sunday, July 15, 2007
She hasn't given me the reprinting rights yet.
By
SoulJah, at Sunday, July 15, 2007
Haha. I was like, "where's the story?" too. :P
By
War186, at Sunday, July 15, 2007
